'Clara-Jane is an amazing young lady who is determined to make a difference to as many little princesses as she can.'
Clara-Jane McCrea, 7, from West Belfast has given her luscious locks to The Little Princess Trust, a charity that makes human hair wigs for children going through cancer treatment.
Michelle told Belfast Live : "The charity provides real hair wigs for children and young people also aid in the vital research into all childhood cancers. It costs around £550 to make one of these real hair wigs. "Over the years I have done a lot of volunteering with the homeless and she has always been asking when will she be old enough to help me.
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